“…Devlieg [8] likewise developed a multi-function robotic drilling end-effector for 737 inboard flaps drilling with the functions of providing one-sided pressure to the work piece, auto-normalization, self-lubrication, vacuum chips extraction, automated vision, automated touch probing, precision drilling and countersinking, hole inspection, and milling, which is controlled with the Siemens CNC. In order to drill in huge parts hard to move, Yuan et al [9] put forward a bionics robotic drilling end-effector which moves along two mutually perpendicular flexible railways to realize flexible drilling. In contrast, Zhan and Wang [10] introduced a hand-eye vision system for calibration and positioning of a robotic drilling end-effector and analyzed the primary error of positioning.…”